Parts in the post, pt. 1
Two new albums out these days which I got as advanced copies last week.
Anticon.'s Yoni Wolf a.k.a. Why? recorded his "Sanddollars E.P." under the same moniker as head of a band of four, which leaves Experimental HipHop far behind and reminds me of a mixture of Folk-elements and weird 70's SurfRock combined with typical Anticon.-styled Rap. Interesting, but not exactly my cup of tea to be honest...
Straight from the heart of Berlin comes a compilation called "Piepshow Compilation #00" which represents the musical style of every sunday's afterhour @ the legendary - not only for his party hardy massive but also for it's sexually explicit attitude - KitKatClub. Runnin' for more than a decade now the Piepshow is afaik the longest running afterhour in the german capitol and features residents DJ Flash, Qualle and Sereno plus guests on the decks.
What kinda music is represented? Quite everything from pumping Progressive House to driving Techno and explicit Wet&Hard-tracks from the likes of Corvin Dalek or Eiven Major and the same sounds can be found on this compilation as well. Released on Hamburg's Highball Music it's a good thrill for all the techheadz out there, although the artwork looks a a bit ...errrm... gay.
Detailed reviews that I did on both records can be found at m-conspiracy.de
Anticon.'s Yoni Wolf a.k.a. Why? recorded his "Sanddollars E.P." under the same moniker as head of a band of four, which leaves Experimental HipHop far behind and reminds me of a mixture of Folk-elements and weird 70's SurfRock combined with typical Anticon.-styled Rap. Interesting, but not exactly my cup of tea to be honest...
Straight from the heart of Berlin comes a compilation called "Piepshow Compilation #00" which represents the musical style of every sunday's afterhour @ the legendary - not only for his party hardy massive but also for it's sexually explicit attitude - KitKatClub. Runnin' for more than a decade now the Piepshow is afaik the longest running afterhour in the german capitol and features residents DJ Flash, Qualle and Sereno plus guests on the decks.
What kinda music is represented? Quite everything from pumping Progressive House to driving Techno and explicit Wet&Hard-tracks from the likes of Corvin Dalek or Eiven Major and the same sounds can be found on this compilation as well. Released on Hamburg's Highball Music it's a good thrill for all the techheadz out there, although the artwork looks a a bit ...errrm... gay.
Detailed reviews that I did on both records can be found at m-conspiracy.de
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